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Scopolia

Scopolia is a genus of four species of flowering plants in the family Solanaceae, native to Europe and Asia. The genus is named after Giovanni Scopoli (1723–88), a Tyrolean naturalist. The genus has a disjunct distribution, with two recognised species in Central to Eastern Europe, (including the Caucasus), and two species in East Asia. The two European…

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Flowering plantsSolanaceaeEuropeAsiaGiovanni Scopoli
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ArboretumFinland
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Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonna

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Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonna

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Nodes51
Edges50
Triples21
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonna · 13
Scopolia → Atropa, Atropa-like Scopolia, Calyx, Colour, Corolla, Deadly Nightshade, Glabrescence, Hyoscyameae, Other, Pedicel, Pistil, Solanaceous, The
related to Gallery · 7
Scopolia → Common, Finland, Hashiri-dokoro, Japanese, Korea, Scopoliae Rhizoma, Spring
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Scopolia → genus of four species of flowering plants in the family Solanaceae

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carniolica species genus atropa belladonna japonica two caucasica corolla europe asia caucasus anisodus pascher four distribution ex maxim one form

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Scopoliais agenus of four species of flowering plants in the family Solanaceae0.90text
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaThe0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaAtropa-like Scopolia0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaDeadly Nightshade0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaAtropa0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaSolanaceous0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaHyoscyameae0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaOther0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaPedicel0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaCalyx0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaColour0.60section
Scopoliarelated to Comparison of Scopolia carniolica with Atropa belladonnaGlabrescence0.60section

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